Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1885, Page 4

i ston Th FEICE OF THE ‘AL. OFFICER, Wasttixorox, D.C. Sept 14,1885, 11 am, or the middle Atlantic states, occasional 1oeer shtwers toliowed by fair weather, south, t rise in temperagure. E local showers and a se in temperature are indleated for ‘or Tuesday, slightly warmer jonal rans are indleated for d F streets, has jast received the best assortment of genta? bution, congress and lace shoes at $5 per’ pair, and cah warrant every pair to give satisfaction Our assortment of shy for boys’, misses’ and ebildren are complete and at low prices, DO pairs Misses’ Kid and Morocco ‘irasburger, No. 906 pplies at contract $414th st n.w. Fssen’s Ick CREAM shipped anywhere out eitown; 1427 New York avenue. Ey your_ranges and heating stoves at Gar- trell’s, S15 Tih st. Firstelass goods. Low prices, Onn Lapirs’ voRT: Glove Kid Congress ters, hand-sewed, $1.2 4%, Strasburger, 7th st., 4 doors above I. ESIGUT fitted, $1; Hempler's, corner 4% st. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. Forp’s OrExA Houss.—“The Mikado.” BAVGH'S OPERA HovsE.—Miss Ada Gi Henzo’s OrER« Hovsr.—“Hoop of Gold.” TueateR Cowigue.—Variety. Dice Museua.—Leonzo Brothers and their dogs. SS Condensed Locals. Street lamps ted at 6:45 p.m. and extins: “About fi corner of 6th and toat e tirst me pendent Chur r, ELT. Peters was elec 3 dette ‘on “The Natural Basis of deliv: . Father Thomas D. Collins, a young priest, formerly of this lied Saturday in New Or- of the chureh of St. mains will be brought He was a native of Washing- ents reside in South Washing- eral Term, John S. atten, and J.P. Shep- tion of Mr. Robinson, were ad- the bar. ing to perfect the orzanization of the Co-operative Purchase and Building association is to be held at the hall, 510 11th street, to- morrow ‘This association is to start on a new plan, ottering unusually attracti features to both those who desire to invest their Savings and those who aita tosecure thelr own John M. Jewell, an old and well-known Tesident of this city, and for more than thirty rk in the War department, is il at his residence, with Wisin his sixty-fitth year. was a prominent news per Man, having edited various journals, pap n, ited i Opening the Public Schools. THESCH O01, BUILDINGS THRONGED TO-DAY AND THE NEW SCH x. ‘The s inity of the public school Duildings in the various parts of the city to- day demonstrated that the school ¥ were over. had already an- nounced t t to the thousands of ehildren who had watched their day: dom crowing beantifully less, The interior of the buildings w with the hum of voices, and as the bell sounded its note of warning the children took their accustomed ind the work of the new year was fairly Like ¥s the time was rated. L first ¢ occupied In arranging the classes and coupleting the details. The number of schools Were reported to be up Ww the average attendance. aud when all the returns are in the seholars will prob ber of pupils, 1 to th bly show an incre each year more pupils are ad- lists. The changes in the personnel Of the teachers are but slight, and with the ex- ception of the changes inthe’ rooms, caused by romotions from one grade to the other, the ‘opening of the new school year is marked by no departures irom the systein_ which has been In Operation. “Many of the private schools of the ty Will also open to-d: ASLEEP wir Hen Haz Last night about S 614 A street northe quarters that <he hs ring worth $200, d pum DS_CONCFALED. Yelock Mrs. Kate Bush, of t, reported to police head- been robbed of a diamond Detective Carter went to a between 6th and 7th, A and B streets southeast, where Rosie Jackson, a twelve-year-old colured girl, who was formerly employed by Mrs Bush, lived. He found the irl asleep with both hands ander her head. ‘he officer released her hands and foand the diamond ring on one of her fingers. Rosie was placed under arrest and locked up. ‘This mom. ing Rosie was taken to the Police Court, but because Mrs. Bush did not want to prosecute, And on account of the girl's axe, she was only charged with petit larceny. Ste’ claimed that she found the ring. She wis sentenced to 60 days in jail, ——— FELL Frow THe Post Michael MeMany, a laborer employed on the Post build- ing, fell this morning from the shed over the pavementon the D street tront a distance ot about eighteen feet, fracturing one wrist and breaking the other. He was taken to the Emer- gency hospital and then removed to his home in Georgetown. ie Fe Horse Questton.—¥ester- vclock, Mr. W. H. Beil, of 12: nue, Went toa stable to hirea horse and bugzy to take his wife riding. The horses then being all out, he was sent to a stable up 0 Here he paid $4 for a horse and was eautioned not to use Bell started away, but UTEDIN gay, about 124, ¢ Virg! whipontheanimal. Mr. pon found that he had more than he could manage and turned pack toward the stable. Ie succeeded ia getting the animal back after a strugyle of three hours and a half, having made in that time one mile and a@quarter, He demanded areturnof the money, which was refused, and now threatens suit id Fecover the money. — Sr. Dosrxre’s Curent. —Re nelly, pastor of St. Dominic's p that the chureh,wh Feh, would be ope xt Sun- uibers of the parish might see What progress the workmen ‘had made, 1 altar and organ are now in position, and the ews which were «taiuaged are now belng re Father Don- rish Placed. Services will pre Id in the @hureh the first Sund: A Doc THat Px SITs MASTER—In the Police Court this morning, a colored man, * Dick” BL ed on trial charged with disorder! keeping a dangerous de that he Blair wught deriy When witness caught hold of the prisoner t lez and this hound de ters dow his new Ld of wit Bialr said as, but would givays protect is master. “Theeourt fined him ts. NEY AND LEAY Charles T. Ward, abr n this city on sasplel h Shoals, Ga., on July low craftstten, the briek- ter in hand, procured 1 tor him, and brought Fit of habeas corpus. Witnesses from Georsia, failed to identity him and he was dischunge It now appears that last week Ward Hail, the president of the Bric tine SLO raisedt Mr. 320 for Ward which Paten.—About 3 rnoon two ecolered men in the watermeton ar Hennings. Lind- shotgun and fired wed man and © were pursued by F escape, xG.—While Wm. pn the Eastern Branch, just as in swimming yee was xecidentally # Sportsman who atter procured a vd boy taken to Prove wounds were found gerous, though some terday with ot shot in the face was hunting reed F A CHARGE OF T. Branson, of was tried in the Police With assaulting Hugh. ne Iran who resides at 1009 Vire The testimony of @ number of Witnesses was given, showing that Warne after being arrested on a charge of drunkenne and profanity, resisted, demolished the officer's Match and tore off hig hades, compelling the officer to strike him, The judge promptly dis- missed the ease. — net, ————— Tie ARMENtA’s SEASON.—The steamer Ar Imenia, which hax made more than elghty trips to that popular river resort, Lower Cedar Point, during the past season, has given her farewell excursion. ‘This, like all others, was a complete success, Not an accident bas occurred during ithe “entire season. Under e the manage ment of Mr. George L. “Sheriff, with } Captain Howell in charge, aided’ by a | competent corps of officers ani men, no other resultcould reasonably have been anticipated. Among a large number-of Baltimoreans who ‘accompanied the last excursion was Captain Samuel Henry, one of the owners of the Arme- Bia, who expressed himself as much pleased. The Armenia will be thoroughly overhauled Sud Renovated in this cits, gind prepared to Offer even additional attractions to ‘ashing- tonians who may desire next season to enjoy ‘the salt water bathing at Lower Cedar Point. == Book SALE Tu1s EVENING.—The sale of a Reuse this yeaa we oN or om evening, at 7:30 0% at ‘Mon rooms of Thomas Dowling. 4s called to tho sanction sale the AUlsadioguust gel Wings The Good Templars’ Scandal. A COMMITTEE OF ANCHOR LODGE ACQUIT THE GRAND WORTHY CHIEF OF THE CHARGES AGAINST HIM, ‘Some days ago the dissolution of Star of Hope Lodge of Good Templars and the withdrawal of most of the members of the order on the ground that they objected to remaining in the order under the present Grand Worthy Chief Temp- lar, M. P. Caldwell, attracted attention to charges made against Mr. Caldwell by members ol that lodge and derogatory to his official and petsonal character. A committee of the Grand Lodge decided that that body had no jurisdic- tion of the case, but that it, lay within the pro- vince of the subordinate lodge to which Pe Caldwell belonged. Mr. Caldwell upon the publi- cation of these maiters in the newspapers called upon Anchor Lodge to which he belonged to appoint a committee to investigate these charges and specifications supplemented by eb: e of confession of guilt, in a certain letter Mr. Caldwell addi on June 22d last, to a member of the order. The lodge appointed as the committee Messrs. A. N. Canfield, Wm. F. Switzier and W. E. Wright, ali of whom have signed a report closing as follows: “The under- signed were appointed said committee, and they believe It but sheer Justice to Mr. Caldwell, the Good Templars of the District and elsewhere, and to the public, that they state in this public manner, that sald and specifications have heen thoroughly investigated by them: that the letter referred to was read to them; u all the witnesses whose names were known to them were duly notified and requested to attend the sessions of the committee (and thera were two sessions of it); that having no compul- sory process to compel the attendance of either the authors of the charges or the witnesses re- lied on to establish their trath, all of them did not attend, although notified in writing and re- quested todo so by the committee. ome of the Witnesses, however, did attend and deposed In regard to the questions at issue. Notably, the two witnesses relied on by the au- thors of the charges to establish the truth of the one most seriously affecting Mr. Caldwell’s character, were heard,one by a statement in writing, the other by answers in person before the committee. “Having thus considered the whole case in all its aspects and relations, and in the light of all the testimony offered, both oral and written, the committee unanimously acquit Mr. Cald: well ofeach and every charge and specification, and believe him the ‘tim of a relentless per- secution, and an earnest and successful laborer for the order in this Distriet, “September 10, 18: — Suing the Tunnel Contractor. A MAN WHO CLAIMS DAMAGES FOR AN IN- FRINGEMENT OF HIS PATENTS, To-day Messrs, Church & Church, for Anthony C. Douglas, Sled a bill for an injunction, discov- &e., against Beckwith & Quackenbush. He states that before April 7th last he was the in- ventor and discoverer of certain improvements in operating compressed air apparatus, and made application for letters patent, and letters were granted. He charzes that defendants are using lis inventions and improvements on the extension ef the Washing! weduct and elsewhere in the Distr He claims $10,000 damag s ———— The Strong Case Again. THE EXCEPTIONS To THE AWARDS TAKEN UP IN THE COURT IN GENERAL TERM. The Court inGeneral Term resumed its May term to-day, and the special assignment—the case of Samuel Strong agt. the District—was taken up. This comes up on the exceptions of the District to the award of the arbitrators, who made atlowances to Mr. Strong for work done under the board of public works amount- ing to over $26,000. Gen. B.F. Butler and Col. W.A. Cook appear for Mr. Strong, and Messrs. Riddle, Miller & Davis for the District, The court intimated that it would like the ar- guments to be arranged s0.as not to take over a& week. A WuerentxG Tour 7o THE NATURAL Ber ‘Messrs, Max Hansman and J. M. Killits, of the Capital Bicyele club, returned yesterday from a tour to the Natural bridge on bie. On the return tip they made re- le time, riding 100 miles in 21 hours minutes, making the record tor a@ sociable. They left Staunton at 8:45 p. m., Friday, September 11th, reaching Mt. Jackson (fifty miles) September 12th, 6:50a. m. The 100 miles were completed in 21 hours id 58 minutes and 111 in 24 hours, Martinsburg 114 mules from Staunton, was reached in 24 hours and 34 minutes. The roads were not in good condition either. eg ‘THe Retart Liquor DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION, Ata meeting of the retail liquor dealers’ asso- ciation at Wynne’s hall, on 8th street, last eve- ning, a constitution and by-laws were adopted, On the objects of the organization as set forth in the constitution is to use influence with the proper authorities to prevent cecepatabis persons from obtaining licenses. The by-laws for that any member coming to the meet- ng intoxicated may be expelled or fined. The meeting also adopted the form ofa letter to be nator Voorhees stating the purpose of the association to resort to all legal measures: to protect the members from the abuses of the so called “spy system. SALE or Reat Estate. John Sherman, trustee, has pid to A. E. Bateman, tor $10,650, 213 feet each, on the South side of between 131 ind 14th streets (Columbia Heights), Weeks auctioneers, sold Saturda fternoon, for E. B. Strong, tras tee, whole of lot 13 and part of lot 14, in’ Kell: and Thompson's subdivision of square 733 being lot and improved brick property, 312. 1st sireet southeast, to A. H. Frear, for $2,425. —— Ax Ixsuncrion DeN1Ep.—This morning, In the Equity Court, Judge Cox, the injunction asked for in the case of Jennie'L. Cathcart agt, C,H. Knight a izabeth M.Daily, to prevent a sale, w: ‘The court stated that it would be granted unless the amounts claimed to be due (for taxes and insurance) be paid into the registry of the court, and this was done. <— ‘The cornerstone of St. Gregory Roman Catho- le ehureh, timore, was Iiid yesterday af ternoon. bishop Givens officiated. ERR 00. © F¥ a ROR OO YY¥ BA i ga O38 fA E x i oo ¥ a 4 LLL BER A K K Mm NNW Bob xs Re TORRE &% wp AeA BS OH ORR Eco EBB A A OK OK if NOUN eco PPP, 00 W WW DDD ERE RRR PoP OO WWWW D D E ROR PPP O © WWWW D D EE RRR b oO WWWW D DE = gE. - 00 w ow bpp KEE Be ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel ofparity, ‘Strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor Phosphate powders SoLp ONLY IN caxa Roran BakiNe Powper Co. 106 Wall street. N. ¥. ap6 We Have Nor Oxz Hoexprep SUITS OR PANTALOONS OF ONE KIND, BUT WE HAVE YOUR SIZE IN TWO HUN- DRED DIFFERENTSTYLES FROM WHICH WE THINK YOU CAN SELECT ONE, AND AT PRICES THAT WILL AGREEABLY SURPRISE YOU AND BE SATISFACTORY TO US. WE REPLENISH OUR STOCK DAILY, THEREBY KEEPING EVERY- THING BRIGHT AND FRESH. THESAME RULE APPLIES TO BOYS’ AND CHIL- DREN'S STOCK, OF WHICH WE HAVE AN IMMENSE VARIETY. ONE PRICE To ALL THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, 400, CORNER 7TH AND D 878. N.W. ele 108, M. GRADY, MANAGER. Tanonxe Deranrusnr. CHOICE STOCK OF HIGH WOOLENS NOW READY, =NGLISH . &. TEEL, _e12 935 Pennaylvania avenge. extiemen's Hara KNOX'S FALL STYLES : YOUMAN’S FALL STYLES, _. Just received at the assortment of DRESS and Di B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, se11-6t 1237 Pennsylvania ave. 10 Pre Cexr Reovcrox ‘UNTIL OCTOBER 1st, AT VIENNA OPTICIAN COMPANY, ‘72729 ©(600- PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. o+ts ‘That pure, sweet, safe and effective American dist!l- lation of Witch-Hasel, American Pine, Canada Fir- ‘Marigold and Clover Blossom, called SuxFop's RAD- ICAL CURE FOR CATARRE. with one box CaTARREAL SOLVENT and One SANFORD's IuPRovap INHALER, all in one package, may now behad of all draggists for$1. Ask for Saxvouv's RavIcat Cure. Complete Local and Constftutional Treatment for every form of Catarrh, from @ Simple Cold or Infiu- enza to loss of Smell, Taste and Hearing, Cough, Bronchitis and Catarrhal Consumptien, in every CLERGYMEN, VOCALISTS and Public Speakers without number owe thelr pres- ent usefulness and success to SaNFORD's RaDIcaL Come von Cararnn. Rev. Dr. Wiggin says. “One of the best remedies for Catarrh—nay, the best remedy we have found in a Ufetime of suffering—is SaxvorD’s Rapicat. CURE. Itclears the head and throat so thoroughly that, taken each morning on rising, there are no unpleasant secre- tons and no disagreeable hawking during the entire day, bat an unprecedented clearness of voice and ree- ‘organs.’ Sold by all druggists. Price, $1. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL 0. BOSTON. —————$—$—$—$—$—$—$—$— COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. ‘Weary sufferer trom Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds, Weak Back, Weak Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Female Weakness, ‘Shooting Pains through the Loins and Back, try these Plasters. Placed over the Pit of the Stomach, they prevent and cure Ague Pains, Bilious Colic, Liver Complaints, and protect the system from «thousand ills, 25c jel5-mth AXERS AGUE CURE ACTS DIRECTLY ON the liver and biliary apparatus, and drives out the malarial poison which induces liver complaints and dilious disorders. Warranted to cure, or money re- fanded. Y TAKING AYER'S SARSAPARILLA MANY poor sufferer who submits tothe surgeon's knife because of malignant sores and scrofulous swellings, might be saved, sound and whole. ‘This will purge out the corruptions which pollute the blood, and by which such complaints are orjginated and fed. se Beavrrct Dues CASHMERE SERGES in Blue, Brown, Green and Garnet, very fine quality, twelve yards for'$2. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS slightly soiled at actual cost. BLACK SILKS, excellent quality. 75c. COLORED SILKS excellent qualliy, reduced to 75e. COLORED SILK VELVETS $1. BLACK SILK VELVETS, $1. aBEACK CASHMERES, doibie width, pure wool, weaken’ [ASHMERES, double width, pure wool. COLORED BROCADE SILKS. $1.50, BLACK BROCADE SILKS, $1.00. ePEACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure. wool, SELLENT BLACK SILKS, $1, ELLENT COLORED SILKS, 1. RADLE BLANKETS, $1. Large size DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, $2, dimidsome BROCADE DRESS GOODS, cheap at 25c., reduced to 12%yc. nes x $2.50, $3. THE ABOVE ARE STRICTLY CASH PRICES. CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACE, sel2 Near 7th Streat, QcHoor comateNceMENT. ‘Boys’ School Knee Pants, 50c., 65c., 75e. and $1 Boys’ School Long Pants, 75c., 90c,, 81 and $L25 Boys’ School Suits, $2, $3.50 and $3 up, Single Jackets, from $1.50 up. Wa! single Vest, 2c. Boys' School Hats, 500, 65c., 75e. and $1. Boys’ Flannel Sailor Suits at'Cost. ‘Misses! and Boys’ Schoo! Shoes (solid), $1 and up. Boys’ Shirt Walst, from 50e. up. Bay Sau age 1 oT ant $0 op, selZ UY. W. SELBY'S, 1914-1016 Penn ave. ‘POSD LILY TOILET WasH, A MOST RE- freshing liquid,saponaceous tollet preparation. An irdispensable luxury for the Nursery, the Bath, the Sick Room, Cleansing and many other purposes, Do® Or sceuk AND SMEAR YOUR FACE ‘and hands with sticky toilet soaps made from questionable animal fat or insoluble by reason of salt and lime, which all hard soaps (even Castile) contain, Be luxurious. Use POND LILY TOILET WASH. Absolutely pure and instantly dissolved in the cold- est water, leaving the skin soft and delicately per- fumed. Shun unlawfol imitations. Get the WRIGHT. kind. All druggists. 25 cents. sel0-2w* A Dressy Sur For $15. WHILE OUR STOCK OF FALL SUITS * AND OVERCOATS EXCELLS ANYTHING WE HAVE EVER PRODUCED IN THIS. ANNOUNCEMENT, WE CALL YOUR AT- TENTION TO A FINE CORKSCREW DI- AGONAL FOR $15 (THIS IS JUST THE WEIGHT FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR). WE HAVE THIS SUIT IN SACK AND 4 BUTTON CUTAWAYS, WITH OR WITH- OUT BINDING. THE FIT, STYLE AND FINISH OF THIS SUIT Is IN KEEPING WITH OUR STOCK, AND THAT IS a3. GOOD AS ANY CLOTHING SOLD IN THIS cITy. GEORGE SPRANSY, 507 SEVENTH STREET. Hazns & Suaren, JEWELERS, 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Respectfully call the attention of their friends and the public in general to their removal into their new store, where they open with the finest stock of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED WARE EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY, Alto a well-selected stock of FRENCH CLOCKS, OPERA GLASSES, BRONZES AMBER JEWELRY, TABLE CUTLERY, ETC. OF THEIR OWN IMPORTATION. eo 308 E J. Monrny, THE TAILOR OF BOSTON, ‘Will be pleased to see the dressy gen- Uemen of Washington at 414 9th st, ‘afer September 1. eu25-1m_ G. T. Kuss, ) Talon, 414 9th Street _nortnwest, Tae Frm Avence FALL STYLE SILK AND DERBY HAT Introduced by A DUNLAP CO, NEW YORK, Now ready at au25-Im_ WILLETT & RUOFFS, SOLE AGENTS, se10-1m. 905 Pennsylvania ave, Ger Taz Bur “THE CORCORD HARNESS” ‘THE CONCORD COLLAR TRUNKS and SATCHELS of the Best Makes in grea Variety at very Low Prices. LUTZ BRO, 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, ym ~Adjoining National Hotel. Ca. Rovrzar, - 2 2 ‘NOS. 408 AND 405 7TH ST. N. W. ‘Headquarters forthe WHITNEY CHILDRENS CARRIAGE COMPANY Also 8 fallline of ROLLER: : ~~ for, thin ety a complete ringer will BREE te Ga woods, bine: 8g Hinges wil be outs ot cont swe GENTS, NECKWEAR, GENTS. UNDERWEAR. GENTS. GENTS. UMBRELLAS. GENTS. GENTS. HANDKERCHIEF, GENTS GENTS. RUBBER COATS, GENTS" GENTS. SUSPENDERS. GENTS: GENTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS, GENTS. GENTS, HALF HOSE, GENTS. PAE Ait Br ga fA OH OSs P aA A TL A A Mt Sys8 FL oUF At Pkt ¥ fk RR 00 ¥ AA LL DRESS SHIRTS, ‘With Plain or Plaited Bosoms, which are three- ply IRISH LINEN. Button Holes, Hand-Made. Different lengths in sleeve measurements, All sizes in Neck. Shirts cut specially for upright men or stooping men; for stout men or thin men. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL SHIRTS are as Good Fitting asCustom-Made Shirts, aud the quality Equallyes good as usually sold for $1.50 cach. Wesell on anaver, age 700 “PALAIS ROYAL” SHIRTS every week; ‘and no wonder, for we only charge 89 Cents Each. ‘Try »sample “P. R.” SHIRT; money refunded ifdis- satistied. PPP. A L A Big SSg_ PoP AA OL AA nn §& bee AA OE AA H Sg, Po AYA Tun AMA TE Sg58 RRR ¥ A L R.R Pad y = 3 AA OL mis y &: RR 00 ¥ AA ILL NIGHT SHIRTS, ‘Made of best Muslin; Perfect Fitting; Hand Finished, Collar and pocket, Only 50 Cents Each. THE “PALAIS ROYAL" NIGHT SHIRTS, trimmed with Fancy Colored Embroidery, only 73 Cents Each, 3 BICYCLING AND TOURIST SHIRTS, Made of All Wool and thoroughly shrunk, Plain or Plaited Fronts, All Colors, Stylish, Durable and Best Material, QUALITY NO. 113 $1.73. QUALITY NO. 2 18 $2.25. BICYCLE HOSE, in All Colors, English Derby Ribbed, only 50 Cents, HOSE SUPPORTERS, Neat and Effective, only 24 Cents Pair, ges, g88q Eco F SS GGG EEE Sss8 HAVE YOU SEEN THE “PALAIS ROYAL” SILK UMRRELLAS for;$1.08? They are English Twill Silk, have para- gon frames and natural sticks, HAVE YOU SEEN THE “PALAIS ROYAL” SILK SCAREFS for 39 Cents? They come in Pui and Kuot Shapes, are Satin Mned, new full designs, HAVE YOU SEEN ‘PALAIS ROYAL" SILK EMBROIDERED BRACES, 28 Cents?’ They are English Goods and are marked “‘Braces;” known here as Suspenders, HAVE YOU SEEN THE “PALAIS ROYAL” HANDKERCHIEFS? ‘Warranted All Linen and Full Size, with any Initial, Hand Embroidered, only 25 Cents. PPPh oA A om gS PoP AA Of aa oT sss pre wa AA TH Basy e 24 tun 284 Hf 8558 RRR, 00 ¥ ¥ A 1 RoR OO YY AA L RRR OO YY AA L RROO ¥Y AA L , RR 00 ¥ AA Luu ZT sell 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ne Micury, Mivcrr 1S NOT aT ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 927 AND 929 7TH STREET N, W. RIP ROARING RALPH RENEGADE, THE HANDY ANDY, NAMBY PAMBY, BOMBASTES FURIOSO OF THE CLOTHING TRADE IS NOT AT ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 7TH STREET N. W, But when last heard from was at his old tricks ina neighboring city, where, tinder cover of distance from his old haunts, he was transgressing that part of the decalogue which says. THOU SHALT NOT STEAL Remember, if you please, that new goods are re- ceived daily at ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. HARD TIMES AND DULL TIMES, Like the Priest and the Levite, always pass us by on. the other side. Whetherin season or out of season you will always find a choice line of fresh, stylish, reliable and desirable goods, which are sold at EXACTLY ‘TEN PER CENT ABOVE ACTUAL COST OF MAN- UFACTUREut ADLER’ CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 929 Seventh street northwest, Corner Massachusetts avenue. STRICTLY ONE PRICK, ‘S@ Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until 11. We Cax Axe We Wu GIVE YOU FULL VALUE OF YOUR MONEY IN FINE SHOES, See some of our prices below: Ladles' Pebble Goat Button, hand sew Straight Gout t Button, hanasewear eh nestock}, hand sewed, $4.50. Pine French Kid, hand tarne ) DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER Lnouw Bazan A PURE MALT ExTRAcT, Fossemes the highest merit, It is manufactured from table qualities of » refreshing sik rin tae ert ating tod Wholesome: propettion of pes aa AY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1883. CITY ITEMS. Kets, 44 4 ao daee eets of writ: Tr Ties iapanned “cuotaber nan ips complete, 21, xtra quality 5 bottle revolving’ casters, 93c; buckets, 5c., 3-qt., Se; fancy Vi r Himmings ey cox 18 and 1 boxes, 330; large whee ‘chor: Bes Gece 111) pieces, $10.99; 34 doz. $2.76, worth $L56; contd pleces, $3.27; French shoe dressing, % ———__.__ A Penny Saved is » Penny Earned. Therefore purchase your Boo! rs and Rubbers at the well-known teerp ited Bhoe Store of 2. Strasburger. We mec et goods to be solid, and guarantee our prices to be e 10" es’ Button Shoes, worked hol Ladles' Pebble Shoce, all styles, $LAT Ladies’ Straight Goat Shoes, $1.98. ‘Laced Shoes, Gents’ Congress, Button an 47. Genta Seamless Gaiters, $1.98. TetterCarrler Hand-sewed Walking Shoe, $2.50. Gents’ English Waukenphast, $2.87, ‘Men's Boots from $1.98 up. Gents’ Patent-Leather Pumps, $1.24. ‘Misses’ Spring Heels trom 73c, up. ‘Misses’ Common-Sense Shoes from 98¢, up, Boys’ English Bals from 98c. up. Boys’ Button Shoes from $1.17 up, Boys' Patent-Leather Pumps, 98¢, conti Spring Heels from 59. up. Child’s Heeled Shoos from 73c. up. Infants’ Shoes from 33c. up, Give usacall. No trouble to show Zz Strasburger, No. 906 7th st., 4 doors above L. 6 Johnson’s, 13th and E. Make no mistake if you wish Oysters, tresh from the briney deep, (fat and sait); steamed, stewed, roast, broil, half shell, &e. ‘Try me. My oysters to-day came outof tho water late Satu day, near Norfolk. It requires experience to have good oysters this weather, you bet. John. son, 13th and E, Ladies’ Large Saloon at- tached. al 1 Cholera, Diphtheria, Fevers, Malaria, revented by’ the use of Heed. & Carnrick's So- tam eh pochlorite (disinfectant). _Recom- mended by the Public Health Association as superior to all other disinfectants and germi- cides, “Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet mW 2-45 182 Fulton st., N.Y. Twilled Silk Umbrellas, 26-inch, paragon frame, $1.99, at_the Boston Variety’ ‘store, 706 and 707 Market Space. w,fm. Dam: Guns.—A slightly damaged Pesos tT shotgun, with rebounding locks, Astol grip and rubber stock will be sold for 320.00, at O"Meara’s, 1347 Penn, ave. 6 Wx H. Ricx, : 717 MARKET SPACE. GRAND OPENING OF FALL BOOTS AND SHOES. Cut this out and show it [to your ffriends, and con- vince them that in addition to our complete line of Ladies’ aud Gent's Fine Boots and Shoes, we haye the best line of Medium Grade Goods ever offered to the ‘Washington public: nuine Cur. Kid Box Toe... fine Cur. Kid Box tra tine Cui Extra fi Aby Style, J. © BENNETT & BARNARD'S Fine Hand-made Buots and Slippers, $2.00 nererrnen Gi Sivle. ‘alty).. to Au For School Shoes it will pay you to come and see us, ‘We have combined good looks, quality and low prices together. Large line of Children’s and Misses Spring Heels, We mnake a Genuine Hand-sewed Ladies’ Kangaroo or Kid to order for $3. WM. H. RICH. A MOST EFFECTIVE COMBINATION, CELERY—The New and Unequal Nerve Tonic, BEEE—The most Nutritive and Strengtirgiving Food IRON—(Pyrophosphate)—The great Enrich the Blood and Nourish the Brain, ‘This preparation has proveu to be exceedingly valu- able for the cure of NERVOUS EXHAUSTIO? SLEEPL. remedy to DEBILIT ESS, RES SSNESS, NEURALGIA, DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL PROSTRATION OF VITAL FORCES, LOSS OF PHYSICAL POWER. And all derangements consequent upon over- taxed mind and body. In fact, {t gives tone to all the physical functions, and buoyancy to the spirits PREPARED BY HANDY & COX, 143 N. HOWARD STREET 4y29 We Are Recervixo FALL OVERCOATS AT PRICES $7 TO $25. BALTIMORE, MD, BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS AND VESTS. DOESKIN CASSIMERE PANTALOONS, DIAGONAL PRINCE ALBERT AND FOUR- BUTTON CUTAWAY SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, IN SACKS AND CUTAWAYS. NEAT STYLES CASSIMERE PANTALOONS, IN HAIR LINES, MIXTURES, AND BIAGO- NALS, BOYS' SCHOOL, DRESS AND PLAY SUITS, TOGETHER WITH A FULL LINE OF GENTS FURNISHINGS, ALL AT OUR USUAL Low PRICES. NOAH WALKER & 00, 625 Pennsylvania Avenue. & MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER. THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. 48K FOR IT 8AM'L C. PALMER, Acews, Deror: 1224 29th Street Northwest, Wear Do You Tamx or Toe OVER 700 RATS KILLED IN ONE NIGHT! AT THE MADISON AVENUE CAR STABLES, EDUCATIONAL. ; EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL pr HELDON WILL EXTEND THE 25 [ee ae weed WELLESLEY. 1306 17th st, and 1624 Massachusetis ave, ‘This well-established French and English Family and Day Se ‘School for gris will reopen Intermediate, Aeadetnic, College Prepars- ‘and Susical Departinents. cate lessons in Frepeh. under the direction of Prot rei dendic i employedby {he achool for the benefit of ‘For terms and circulars address" ‘MRS. LP. McDONALD, ‘MISS ANNA ELLIS, 014-2 = Princtpain W. RSONS, M.S, VISITING TUTOR, « and Principal) ns School,” Re "7 WPE-WRBIING AND STENOGRAPRY READ. learned at Spencerian Business College, day or evening, in lem time than toually required sei Sen ‘OCAL LESSONS. at RES HARRIETTA MILLS Cards. Z _Jaswous resumed September 15th, _se12.2 Ly, DONCH WILE Resume INSTRUCTION M™ YEBSoN SEMiNaRy, 1200 axp 1104 M Sraxer N.W, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, FoR ‘YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM, Principal ‘MISS SARAH A SCULL, ‘Vice Principals. ‘MRS, EUGENIA CUTHBERT, } Asaisted by @ Corps of Thirteen Able Masters and ‘Teachers, ‘Highest Standard in English and Classical Studies, ‘Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. Special Advantages in Instramentaland Vocal Music, ‘Artand Elocution. Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 1ST, 1885, Application by letter or personally, as above, RS. J. I, McGEES SCHOOL, AT 1110 LST. ‘on the Violin ‘and Orc! ‘Tnstramenta nw, wil ber Li, INKS. “U: on September 14th, at his residence, @08 H street | usual advantages in (Berlitz method) and in northwest. a sel2-3m__ | Object Drawing. auzdtu JX INDERGARTEN AND ADVANCED CLASS RS BURRS ENGLISH AND FRENCIL DGC ee School, 1308 1 street, Cire, ens OCT. 18h Mr. OLGA NESS d Wl reopen WEDNESDAY, September 30th, BACH-SPIER, Miss IDA HESSELBAC 12-1m* | au2s-2m French, the language of the school, RENCH KINDERGARTEN. MADAME CHEVREMONT. Diplomee de "Ac Ademie de Paris, will open October 1, a FRENCH KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL for children under 12 ¥ears old. “Madame Chevremont has had long. ex: rience as a teacher, and will instruct ber pupils by he NATURAL METHOD to speak French ina very short time. Primary English branches will also be tanght, but it is designed to give instruction in the French language a8 much as possible, and the constant aim from the beginning will beto make pupils SPEAK French. Madame Chevremont will be pleased 10 call upon parents and expiain her method in deal, Ad- dress, 1434 Q st. n. w. Afternoon and Evening Classes will be arranged for more advanced pupils, and Private Lessous will also begiven toadulte, te GcH008 oF ants [Eslablished 1877. 707 Sth st. nw. Open dally; hours, 1 to 5 p.m. Modern methods” iworough and progressive, Private and class lessons, at School and residences, FREE ADVANTAGES Piano or Voice. $5, $8, $10 and $15 a term. Ghre Organ (Srean for peaciks), 615.0 term, Violin, $n $f m ecm ogues and price list on application, ange THEO, INGALLS KING, Pritictpal, WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 1023 Vermont avenue, Boarding and Day School for Young Ladlesand Little Girl ‘This Institution will enter upon its twelfth annual seasion Wednesday, September 23d, 1855, Mrs. Z. D. BUCHE! Miss H. E. HUNT! Assisted by a full cory For catalogues and Principal. THE Col of experienced teachers, Hl particulars apply tothe auls-7m BIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY NDAY, te 21st of Se : Previous to that date Prof. ANDREW A.M., OF one of his assistants, will be dafly tn attendaniee af the school building, No. 13335 HL street n. w., to confer with Rew students OF W amr uirles Concerning the schoo! JAMES C. WELLING, Presiden (QUAPITOL WILL 1 ‘gurten will re-open on S ‘tiation to Mis Selo 7 A YEAR BOARD AND TUITE 4 © Young ladies’, Female Seminary: 0, Young Men, Mitt L SCHOOLS. Had SHOOLS OF LAN WASHING1 pe BERLITZ. ized learning to spe: ; eign languages Terms begin SETPEM B Apply to se10 DROF. SITELDON'S DA Pit Suni Sionaag, Weatnenday: to h Juvenites— Motu 5, aud Saturday, 1 to vantages, dress otis R LL, Principat. <1m Special attention "ta be advanced. 7: 7 aw b ra SCTORETE Bth, 'AS85, at 7 O'clock p. wi, the new Law Bullding, No. 4006 str liwvest. € obtained at Morrison's. Ballan- ‘SAngim’s and Brad Adams LOFES, OF 3 dice of the ‘Treasurer, FLEMING J. LAVEN- 1 can obtain further infor- 480%, Louisiana avenue, Applicants for admissi mation and matriculate oratthe Law Building. All business communications should be addressed to F, J. LAVENDER, Esa., street nw LS AND BOYS, 1436 Corcoran street. 13th annnal session commences Sept. 1 ISS A. C. MORGAN'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS. ‘Twelfth year begins SEPTEMBER 23, 1885, Resident native washers of French and Germ orem Feapen their school on Daily tustracti MISS aSSIE NOHASS SEbECT SCHOOL, FoR Boys and Girls, cor. New Jersey ave. and E- w., will Reopen SEPT, 26th. ‘Cat traiui Ouih instruction im the elementary aud branches" RS. ALFRED BUJACS ENGL! M chs Bording and Day school for Vou id Little Girls, 1012 17th st, Dw. Sécion commences SEPTEAM Bite 20th," aeb-Lane \ RT Sc! WEST END. Fe SCHOOL NaS TIN ft, between K and Te Kelly, London Medalist; Stiss M. Ki ‘ixth year. Life class. in which Gol Medal is’ awarded for proficiency, begins September 19th. seb 2we ARFIELD KINDERGARTEN AND Gitsc ‘SCHOOL will reopen September Mgolm' Mrs ANNA B. OGDEN, Principal. T. CECELIA ACADEMY, 601 _ ‘CAPITOL ikl gone MONDAY. Sov ie Suae Pate Ee ey Work io, rin Sevog sronre greed ERY OF FRENCH PRONUNCIATION.— Hom not merely required, but the philowphy of the French sounds.and specially of the acoent,fully demon- strated, French pronunciation, properly taught, is & simplematter. A correct accent and fluent pronuncia- tion guaranteed in a very short space of time, enabling A publ wo follow with far greater profitand with imiue diate tangible. results’ instruction, under any teacher, by any one of the now popular converss- tional shethods: Duy snd. Evening Private Lessons, and in Classes for Ladies and Gentlemen or Children: General Afternoon and Evening Clases MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 3:30 and 4:36 {ERAIN- ‘21st, 923 6:30 and 7:30 o'clock. Opening OCTOBER 2D. Terms. motleraie. “Also ‘Course of Verbs, regular and irregular, all practically reduced to one conjugation, Address "1538 1st. n. w., LUCLEN EC. GOLISERE:, At a native of Paris, France. sein UBURN FEMALE SEMINARY AWillhe-open SEPTEMBER 30. Highest refer culars address Gey FOURS BALCH. Principal, 12000 st. gently and correcily Spare andGerman. Pupils learn tospeak Sirst lesson in long and connected sen- mastery of every-day and busi ‘and in Classes for froin the ve in tences. En conversations STITUTE, vid School for boys, begins its 34th year MONDAY. So) tember aist Prepares for bushes. for Maryan, Yale, Princeton and other colleges, schodis and for the U.S Military ines." For particulars address CHAS. Principat the book: SCHOOL KE wmber th, at 1127 13th st. now. ‘and NOERK. Principals, Tee sel-in OLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS UNDER Foun: teen, 1538 Ist. n. w., tenth year, reopens 1/1885, closes June 1” 1586.” English, Pr ‘Latin one charge. Seniors, in charge of Coliiere, A. M. Juniors, under Mra Colliers boys taken into the family. \ EORGETOWN COLLEGE, D. G FOUNDED 1380. ‘The Schools of the Academic and Scientific Depart ments open September 10th, LSS. ‘Terms: ‘Paltion, Board, €€., Per BUNA ren Halt Boarders per annun Misses PULLOUE Glam. " 0, in a few months cars with the old ‘bass hat is ordinarily methods, is fonnded upon and particularly adapted to b teachers and scholars will we! Ww beginne oie. tht contained in this method. A course of less will sily convince them that it iswhat they desire. For at the studio or ad- 411 Most. now. aus-Ten, DUCKVILLE ACADEMY, ROCRVIL & 77th Session begins September” 6. course in Engiish, Latin, Greek, Freneh and Ge au29-10t_ COOK UCKETT (U.0f Va), W ASENGTON Y OF TELBGRAPITY, Only school ere A special invita: ton to all to see th nd by which you ean ‘soon learn @ profession, 214 2d st. s« Jeane BRBBLEY HALLT a Hoste SCHOOL POR Girls, near Poolesvilie, Md., Reopens SEPTEM: BER 1th, ‘Terms “moderate.” For circulars ad. dress Mrs. ME. PORTER, Principal, Inquire atter Septe: OCK. principal of 5 FRENCH and Kindercarten will re German and French laugh. by For eirealars apply 12th st. VEStess POmSCHES Ger aVi ana english Sch: Open Oetober st. constant practice. nw. ND_— REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS S every evening. Private lessons a specialty SBorthand ‘books sind publications constantly and exceptional oj HOOL FO aus Rosana, wit Peopent seo Greulnrn, ec atdress 1 Propeintor and Pr W AVERLEY SEMI Boarding. and Ds year open Neftember Stu, rei S er A SRY C. HALLOWE pal. young lady graduates ys abd girls. DETLIDGE (Yale College), A.M. Prin, 1 ONZAG A COLLEGE, UST. N\W.—THE COURSE, 3 of studies comprises English, French, German, in und Greck:, book-keeping, Apply at 1025 Vermont av. EDARS and Day School for Young Ladies and Littie Ginss, Reopens OCTOBER Ist. Thorough E Ush Course, with the Languages, Music and Art, under instructors. Ext ds for exerciae. au fm ARLE, 1916 aes SD AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, 1 next_sescion of this Institution begins OF SEPTEMBER NENT, WITH PROFESSOlts IN ALL THE REGULATE ALE BRANCHES, in addition to the De Psciencitie and 3s: For scholastic vear of two seaions, embrace ing tuition, board, fuel, Hetits and washing, $200. pay jating. “send for catalogues ons Wishing to visit the college which ts only 20 ‘can procure 30 cent ould ctsat Balthnore & Ohio railroad, The Presi= of the College can be seen at Ebbitt House every 4 and 6 0 clock, THE President, Ma. Agrl'l College, Ma. &, SIS CONN. AVENUE, f French school for young tadies and Hitle iris. Reopens September! 3uth. terms, &c., address Misses BURGESS, Principals, wu22-1m* MSS SEZABETH HAREIS| ENGLISH AND French Bourding aad Day School, 622 18th st. B. w., will re-open September 22d. ‘The struction comprises every brauch necessary for & Practical and accomplished education for young indies and children, Superior instruction lu Vocal and ine strumental music. Particular attention given to deli- cate or backward pupils. auz2-3m RENCH LESSOXS, x risian pronunciation; natural method. ical use of the Lanutawe taught ina short dine Fall Clases 0 SEPTEMMER 21. "LE. V. PRU HOMME, $e30-6m. 1014 17th at. n.w., bet. K and Te =< = SW. corner Sth and K sta nw, =e SW. FLYNN, A. M $5 amonth, oc2d course of in- lan taught practically. ing German classes for adi nad caren. € DENGLER, Principal ‘au25-1m' & hehe BOYS’ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH School, J. W. Hunt, Principal, commences its 27th annual se<sion September 14th in North Session ‘Room Dr. Sunderland's church. 44st :entrance sorth gate: instruction thorough: pupils fitted for the best colleges, universities and polytechuic schools. OF Tor business; also for competitive examinations They fake high Faak nthe various Insitutions of te coun try, Circulars at the bookstores. If au interview desired address Lock Box 535, P.O. eu2l-2m 'E COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASH, D. @ ‘The Preparatory School begins sept 21. ‘The Columbian College begius Sept. 21. ‘The National Medical College begins Oct. 6, ‘The Corcoran Sciemtifie <chigol begias Oct. & er Information apply. auz0-Im JAMES C. WELLING, L-D., President, QWITHIN ©. SHORTIIDGES MEDIA ACAD. emy admits and classifies young men boys Shy time. ‘Send for cirealara “SWITHINC SHORT LIDGE, A.M, (Harvard College Graduste, Media, Pa XN [ISS HILTON'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA: dies, 821 Vermont ave., elves superior: opporte. pe nities for the study of Literature, Philosophy and the Ancient and Mbdera Lauguages.’ School year begins September 2ous sae GERMAN LADY WITH HIGHEST RECOM. endations and references deres pupils Of any ge for Clanale and Modern Mase Dine ene Uue Italian method; good German, Parisien. . and Ttalian, tanghi ramuimar pe a Ghugeter might governess. situation as Church} Apply 1811 15th st.n.w. - DE GENTLEM! AND UY Sotto joa sie ere INSTITUTE nw. cor. sth and K sin: nw. ap Age TON ACADEMY, Corcoran HORGETOWN COLLROIATE. ere, So waeeae oe so im MM OPENING, FALL 1885, DRESS TRIMMINGS, DRESSMAKERS FINDINGS, PASSEMENTARIBS, FRINGES, CLASPS, BUCKLES, BUTTONS, PARIS ‘NOVELTIES IN ROSARY BEADS, WOODEN AND LEATHER EFFECTS FEATHER TRIMMING IN ALL COLORS ELEGANT Goops, POPULAR PRICES FOSTER KID GLOVES, 907 PmOeYLVaNia AVENTR, ES ee eee es MA AL 3. HUNT, 1309 F Sraeer Noxruwaet, ‘Will exhibit during the week EARLY STYLES 1s 805 FALL MILLINERY, Scuaxo Ocr Sruuxe Oun TO CLOSE BUSINESS Raving concluded to, suliaying concluded Wo give up bastouse, Coffer my ear LADIES MILLIN AND CLOA, at a great sacrifice, ‘Cull carly for bargaima, an15-2m m5 M. SILVER, HE FEDORA DRESS SHIELD 18 KBOOM Presarike rs, ERY, FANCY GOODS arket Speen mended by the Leading D It ts absolutely impervious, For sale at ali Dry Goods and Ladies’ Purnishing ore =_—S Rove. MMF. VON BRANDIS, MODTSTR, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New Yorts Wm. Barr & Co., St, Louis, Mo. Suits made at the shortest notice. Superior fitting, Feasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed, Evening Dresses Bridal Tromeaus « ie. Tend” _3y30-2m* (920 14th street, between, Dovar ass. ‘We have 100 Doren LADIET BALBRIGGAN HOSE, sizes 8 to 9g, our regular 47c. Hose, which we shall sell for S7igc. per pair; three pair for $i orga perbox ‘DOUGLASS, _my6 Ninth street. St Cloud Building. Hin Masts Conser ‘Reduces the size and Increases the length of the waist of fleshy Indies without injurious tight lacing. ‘Tey them, ‘Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded, Is the best spiuni supporter ever made: and It Doris cally aa wei he abdomen td alten prt ‘0 sthe body. It produces ap elegant, graceful and artistic shape, Irrespective of the wearers forma, Itis proof against perspiration and motsture, and will neither corrode ‘nor suil the underwear. ‘It neither eiches Nor breaks at the Waist, and the boves Reser move or come gut from wear, "We Reoommend hema, Tt never changes Its form, always retaining Ite original shape. “It ininvaluable’ to" young iadien, treme 1 Fetuoven nud preveuite stoupling wind Bodted abode era We have all sho = . LANSRURGH & BROS WOODWARD & LOTHBOP, 4m DOUGLAS & IO. VRENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY ‘Cleaning Establishment. 1205 New York ave. of Ladies and Gents’ Garments Dyek, Cleaned and finished tn the most superior manner Plush Cloaks Velvet, and Party Drewes « opeiaitg, DFiacher, Ladies’ dees done up without S CAROLINE Like |, formerly ns M 18S ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, Makes Cofwen to order in every agian manera, ‘abd guaramtaen perfect OC and comfort Tee Srectaurins Ane French Hand-maie Underciothis Merino Underwear ‘and finest imported Hosiery. Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress French Corsets and Hunter, Cplidren'e Corse and e $1 Corset (Milas H.'sowe ‘N:B.— French, German and Spknss Spoken, mrl6 FAMILY SUPPLIES. PURE CER VR An, HREE YEARS OLD, Guaranteed to keep pickles, ILI Wis etiNbGAR, SREKA RINE WITMER @ 00, Fancy: Groceries, sold 1 nosylvani AMILIES AND RESTAURANTS SUPPLIED rite eeoten ati, A 289 more ctivered bo <i parts o ty = Ib. Send all orders by postal Sard to R. MODGNON, 15 Mh street maw. Formerly ‘opposite Oth st. market, a CREAMERY, RUTTER 350 3 AT, A. A LEAVY'S Fathous Old Buiter store, 220 th street Horthwest, Opposite Center Market, 25c Creamery Burren THE FINEST, 260. Dl BROOKE @ Co, ‘avenue. iyo GIVE OUR BUTTER A TRIAL We Sex, Bancarss, Pennsylvania avenue, _auS1swe dir menu 2a eo t ‘any in the ¢ Saralines tthe per don if boxes for cra good Greed 5 Ib. for Ste: Best Green Ito, 1c. per Ibz Extra Flo ir. ouly $4.00 per Dbl; Komated Ho, 4 tbs. for Sie; Rovatiad 1Se. per ib; Best Leaf Lard in 6 ib PREGA CEs momatonet te ade wo mint voice of uew Mackerel, INDIA TEA COMPANY, 445 70h st, South Washington. ‘7th street cars pass the door. auld GERES! THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA ever offered to the trade. It ts unexcelled by any other Feocst excee Osten; end will pieasste was em ecULg LuUseKeEpe: ADU selisfy We Licet lnetidiouneg sa GILT-EDGR. ‘Amagnificent Winter Wheat Patwat RELIANCE.